Do you spend all your time reading my mind?
Several errors in just those two sentences ...
Gee. And the “article puts to rest the whole sun-warming theory”, eh? And article written by, as larrylib so eloquently puts it, “by professionals.” Who are not “in it for the money or idealism” (unlike everybody else in the global warming crowd), but who do charge very high prices for their product. Gee. Who would have thought?
See, I understood that the EARTH’S magnetic field helped shield us from the SUN’S (and other star’s!) cosmic rays, (note that the earth’s magnetic field is reducing and moving as we apparently are swapping north magnetic poles again!), and that the cosmic ray-influence on cloud formation tracks very, very closely with measured temperatures over the past 30 years.
See, what the original sun-level studies measured (what MIGHT be measured in this study- we can’t tell because the greedy scientists won’t tell us!) was solar (visible) radiation, not solar & stellar cosmic ray radiation.
While CO2 levels don’t track (they precede temperature changes) temperatures at all. Even in the short terms trends, CO2 levels don’t track with temperatures: temps for 8 years have declined since 1998’s peak, but CO2 levels have steadily risen as India, Brazil, Indochina, and China continue to pollute.
Note that 1998’s peak matched a solar radiation/cosmic ray peak, but not anything else.